Abstract

VARGAS CALLE, Katerin Estefanía  and  BETANCOURT CHAVEZ, Diego Gustavo. Morfología de las figurillas de la cultura tolita y su aplicación al diseño textil. Cuad. Cent. Estud. Diseñ. Comun., Ensayos [online]. 2020, n.86, pp.134-150. ISSN 1853-3523.  http://dx.doi.org/10.18682/cdc.vi86.3783.

The Tolita Culture, an ethnic group located in Ecuador, is considered as cultural heritage and ancestral knowledge that were transported to the iconography, bastions that today are considered unique for their design, manufacturing technique and symbolic representation. To perform the iconographic analysis the most representative icons are considered through interpretation, using Erwin Panofsky's methodologies (pre-iconography, iconography and iconology) for their physical and symbolic analysis, as well as the Zadir Mile´s laws system that establish harmony in both bipartition and tripartition of the space to deconstruct the icon, generate modules and create a composition that integrates the fundamentals of design in a digital pattern for textile design.

Keywords : Tolita culture; iconographic analysis; destructure; textile design; identity..

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